Landlord Forum involves legal update and networking opportunities

Landlord Forum involves legal update and networking opportunities


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A Landlord Forum is to be held in Wales next month.

On Thursday October 22, Wrexham University Campus will be hosting the 2026 event.

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The forum provides an opportunity for landlords and managing agents with an interest in the private rented sector to meet and network with relevant parties and organisations.

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The forum will include presentations and information from speakers with knowledge and experience covering a range of topics relevant to private rental sector housing and HMO’s.

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A spokesperson says: “I’m delighted to have the opportunity to promote and encourage people to attend the 2026 Landlords Forum in Wrexham on 22 October.

“I would encourage anyone who is interested in networking with stakeholders and hearing keynote speeches from people in the private rental sector to come along and explore these fantastic opportunities.”

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Attendees are encouraged to meet in the reception area at Wrexham University from 6pm for welcome drinks.

Refreshments and a buffet will be provided. 

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If you wish to attend, please email Wrexham Council’s Public protection team with the subject: ‘Landlords Forum Oct 22nd invitation’ 

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